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/ Thank You To The Rossmaier Family \
The Grange and Rossmaier family association started when Lud joined
the Matlock Grange in 1934. Nellie joined in 1943 and both served in
officer positions through out their grange life.
Lud was Matlock Master for 20 years. Their children, Margaret, Joann
and Delores have over 50 years and son Paul has 40 years. Two of the
girl's husbands are members, Carl with 38 years and Duck with 53 ~:
years, granddaughters; Karen has 3 l years and Nancy one year and iii
great-grandson Ryan has 11 years of Matlock membership. A combined
total of the current family members years is 394.
As a family, about 45 years ago they started a huge project that has
netted our grange a nice annual income. They have baked pies and sold
them, first at the Historical Fair in the Skokomish Valley and Mason
County Fair and now at the Old Timers Fair in Matlock. Another project
is Duck's famous cinnamon rolls that are sold at the Old Timers Fair
and the Hunters Breakfast. Pie bakers are Nellie, Margaret, Delores,
Duck, Joann, Karen, Nancy, Ryan and Matthew. Other family members
are there for the hauling, set up and take down of the ovens and
equipment. Please show your appreciation to this family that is quite
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AUTOMOTIVE
2033 Olympic Highway North • Shelto
Marilyn Joyce Feist
Marilyn Joyee (Kusler)
Feist, 73, died Feb. 17, at
her home in Shelton sur-
rounded by her family after
a lengthy fight with cancer.
She was a longtime resident
of Lake Limerick.
She was born Aug. 23,
1939, in Okanogan.
She was
~involved
in numer-
ous church
activities
including
starting
the annual
St. Francis
bazaar,
Marilyn the Lake
Feist Limerick
bazaar.
She was
an active member of several
Lake Limerick committees
and the Magpies and start-
ed memorial services for
Lake Limerick members.
She enjoyed gardening,
crafting and crocheting Af-
ghans. She enjoyed fishing,
golfing, annual camping
and crabbing trips to Birch
Bay and traveling to Yuma,
Ariz., for the winters.
She is survived by her
husband of 52 years, Pat
Feist; mother Eunice
Kusler; sisters Patsy Murk
(Ron) and Jan Gallegos;
children Daniel (Nancy),
Barbara Churchwell (Larry)
and David (Debbie); grand-
children Megan Church-
well, Amanda Messick
(Lee), Alex, Taylor and Ted,
one great-grandchild, Con-
nor Messick, and multiple
nieces and nephews.
There will be a memorial
mass at 11 a.m. on Sat-
urday, Feb. 25, at St. Ed-
ward's Catholic Church in
meiatS,
eight months and six days
during World War II. He
attended Carrier Vessel
Escort School in Bremerton
and was assigned to a new
ship, the USS Lunga Point
(CVE 94), as an electrician's
mate second class. He was
at Okinawa when the Japa-
nese surrendered. The Lun-
ga Point then went to Tokyo
and took Australian and
American prisoners of war
on board and transported
them to Hawaii.
After his discharge from
the Navy, he returned to
Shelton and attended the
College of Puget Sound in
Tacoma, majoring in electri-
cal engineering and playing
on the basketball team.
In July 1948, he married
Sho!fon. In lieu of flowers,
the family requests dona- Irene Bailey of Shelton. The
tions be made to the Ameri- couple moved to Corvallis,
can Cancer Society or St. Ore. where he attended Or-
Edward's Catholic Church egon State University, ma-
in Shelton. jored in electrical engineer-
There will be a cetebra- ing and played basketball
ti0n of life held at the Lake on the Beavers junior var-
Limerick Country Club sity team. He and his father
sometime in April. bought Linnco Electric in
1951. He sold the business
Wanda Lee Boldue in 1991 to Electrical Con-
Wanda Lee Bolduc, 72, struction (EC) Company of
died Friday, Feb. 17, at Portland.
home in Shelton. He was active in the
She was born June 9, National Electrical Contrac-
1939 in Missouri to Stanley tors Association (NECA),
Hefty and Gladys (Rawden) serving as vice president,
Hefty. president and then gover-
She married Leroy Bul- nor of the Oregon Pacific-
doc in 1955. Cascade Chapter and vice
Her family said she was president of District 6,
a homemaker, raising seven covering Alaska, Washing-
children and helping with ton and Oregon. In 1985
numerous grandchildren, he was elected a Fellow of
She enjoyed oil painting, the Academy of Electrical
making handmade jewelry Contracting, NECA's high-
and various different crafts, est honor, which recognizes
She enjoyed cooking, play- exceptional and outstanding
ing games and gardening, service to the electrical con-
She is survived by her tracting industry. In 1990,
daughters Diane Aries he was presented with
(George) of Allyn, Terry the Coggeshall Award for
Brown of Poulsbo, Betty outstanding contributions
Weigelt of Rainier and Judy to education and training.
Butler of Shelton; sons Jo- After he retired, he served
seph and Franklin Bolduc as interim manager of the
of Elma and Richard Bolduc Oregon Pacific-Cascade
(Sheila) of Elma; sisters Chapter.
Frances Waters of Shelton He was a longtime mem-
and Maxine Neese (Henry) ber and Elder in the United
of Satsop; nine grandchil- Presbyterian Church in
dren and eight great-grand- Albany.
children. He was a volunteer fire-
Her parents and husband man and active in the Alba-
preceded her in death, ny Jaycees, the Exchange
A memorial service will Club, Albany Woodpeckers
be held at 2 p.m. on Satur- and the Board of the Alba-
day, Feb. 25, at 129 E. Ce- ny Chamber of Commerce.
dar St. in Shelton. He was a Rotarian and
Forest Funeral Home of was a Multiple Paul Har-
Shelton served the family, ris Fellow. After he retired,
he volunteered his time to
Bill E. Coburn rewire the YMCA building.
Bill E. Coburn, 86, died He secured material and
on Wednesday, Feb. 15. supplies through donations
Bill was born on May 23, from EC Company as well
1925 in Tillamook, Ore. to as local electrical parts sup-
William D. Coburn and Eve- pliers.
lyn Hoag. His family moved He took a post-retire-
(~)AutoCare to Shelton ment cruise through the
"~. Center 426-1467 O l/whenhe Panama eanal on the Crys-
was 10. tal Harmony and the Medi-
He terranean, to Scandinavia,
I gradu- Russia, New Zealand and
ated from Australia.
Irene S. He is survived by his
Reed High . wife, Irene, of 63 years;
School in daughters Linda Hart of
Shelton inAlbany and Lisa Bailey of
Bill 1943. McMinnville; son Bill Co-
He en-
Coburn listed in
the U.S.
Navy in September 1943
and served for two years,
February 23, 2012
burn (Margaret) of Albany;
grandson John Mack of Mc-
Minnville; granddaughters
Sarah Coburn of Portland
and Elizabeth Delapoer
(Jordan) of Portland; great-
grandson Grant Delapoer;
sister Betty Woods of
Union, and her children
Dian Woods Rolfs of Olym-
pia and Susan Woods Miller
(Bob) Woods of Shelton;
other relatives include Ray-
mond Miller of Cle Elum
and Issaquah, and Jeanette
Miller Amaru of Wood-
bridge, N.J., Eilley Weddle
Brandlin of Arcadia, Cali£
and Sarah Weddle of Scotts-
dale, Ariz.
A memorial service will
be held at ll a.m. on Sat-
urday, Feb. 25, at Fisher
Funeral Home and will be
immediately followed by
a gathering at his favorite
restaurant, Sybaris, 442
First Avenue West, Albany,
Ore. Online condolences for
the family may be posted
at www.fisherfuneralhome.
com,
COntributions may be
made to Evergreen Hospice
or to the Historic Carousel
and Museum in care of
Fisher Funeral Home, 306
Washington St. S.W., Al-
bany, OR 97321.
Mary Irene Green
Mary Irene (Morrison)
Green, 96, died Wednes-
day, Feb. 15, at Alpine Way
Retirement Apartments
in Shelton. She resided
of Shelton since the early
1980s.
She was born Aug. 12,
1915, to Frank A. and Mar-
garet (Stumbaugh) Morri-
son in Greer, Ohio.
She
l/ gradu"
ated from
Fredricks-
burg High
School,
Aultman
Hospital
School of
Nursing
Mary and San
Green Jose State
Univer-
sity in San
Jose, Calif. She served six
years on active duty with
the U.S. Naval Reserve as
a Lt. Cmdr. during the Ko-
rean Conflict.
She married John D.
Green in the Little Church
Around the Corner in New
York City, N.Y. on July 8,
1959.
She was a charter mem-
ber of the Navy Nurse
Corps Association, a past
matron of the Order of the
Easter Star in California
and in Shelton. She was a
member of the Daughters
of the Nile and Ladies Ori-
ental Shrine in Tacoma and
the American Legion in
Shelton. She received the
Cross of Colors for her work
with the Rainbow Girls in
California. She was also
a member of the Aultman
Hospital Alumni and San
Jose University Alumni As-
sociation for, more than 50
years.
Numerous nieces and
nephews survive her.
Her parents, sister,
Beatrice Markley and four
brothers James Bruce, Per-
ry, Clifton and Frank Mor-
rison preceded her in death.
A memorial service will
be held at 2 p.m. Saturday,
Feb. 25. at the Shelton
Presbyterian Church locat-
ed at 1430 Shelton Springs
Rd.. Shelton.
Memorial donations may
be made to the Shriners Hos-
pital for Crippled Children,
3101 Sam Jackson Park Rd.,
Portland. OR. 97239.
Forest Funeral Home
of Shelton handled the ar-
rangements.
Russell Ellsworth
Mayhew
Russell Ellsworth May-
hew. 90. died Thursday,
Feb. 16. at Alpine Way Re-
tirement Center in Shelton.
He was born June 6,
1921, in Boston, to Edward
Arthur and Elsie Blanch
(Nodding) Mayhew.
He graduated from
Compton High School and
attended Compton Junior
College in Compton, Calif.
He married Elaine So-
falko in Long Beach, Calif.,
on Sept. 15, 1953.
He was an electrical en-
gineer for North American
Aviation for 20 years in
Downey and Long Beach,
Calif.
He enjoyed rock collect-
ing, fishing and traveling
the United States and
Canada.
He is survived by his wife
Elaine Mayhew of Shelton;
son Robert A. Mayhew
(Judy Ann) of Ocean Shores;
granddaughters I~'ystal
Ann Mayhew of Beaverton,
Ore., and Amelia Marie
Mayhew of Ocean Shores.
His parents Edward and
Elsie Mayhew, brother Ken-
ueth Mayhew and sister
Ruth C. Goodman preceded
him m death.
A graveside service was
held Tuesday, Feb. 21.
McComb Funeral Home
of Shelton handled the ar-
rangements.
For your convenience
online condolences may be
sent to the family at www.
mccombfh.com.
Danny Russell Truini
Danny Russell Truini,
48, died Saturday, Jan. 28,
in Elma. He was a resident
of Bremerton and previous
resident of Shelton.
tie was born June 26,
1963, in Grand Forks,
N.D. to George and Shirley
(Cariveau) Truini.
He graduated in 1981
from Shelton High School
and attended Trend College
and Clover Park Technical
College.
He served in the U.S.
Marine Corps and retired
after more than 20 years at
the rank of
~E-8 Mas-
ter Ser-
geant.
He mar-
ried Lora
J. McMil-
lan on July
8, 1989, in
Shelton.
Danny He en-
Truini joyed elec-
tric and
acoustic
guitars and music. He was
a member of the VFW and
FOE No. 1440.
He is survived by his wife
Lora Truini of Bremerton;
children Chaise, Jamielynn,
and Brandon Truini, Ryan,
Zach and Ben Rupe; grand-
children Corbin, Keegan,
Kohlgen, Alexis, Troy,
Emanuel and Graham; fa-
ther George Truini; brothers
Robert Truini, George Tru-
ini (Patti) and Steve Truini
(Traci); grandfather Russell
Cariveau and numerous
aunts, uncles and cousins.
He was preceded in death
by his mother Shirley Truini,
grandmother Ione Cariveau,
uncle Mark Cariveau and
nephew Blake Truini.
A memorial service was
held, Feb. 4.
McComb Funeral Home
handled the arrangements.
Memorial donations can
be made to the family.
For your convenience
online condolences may be
sent to the family at www.
mccombfh.com.
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